Android Debloater

Android Debloater is a lightweight Python-based desktop application that allows you to remove, disable, or enable pre-installed system and third-party apps ("bloatware") from your Android device using ADB (Android Debug Bridge), all through a simple graphical interface built with Tkinter.

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Features

• View installed packages
• Disable any system or third-party app
• Enable previously disabled apps
• Uninstall system/third-party apps (root only)
• GUI-based (no terminal knowledge required)
• Built-in ADB binary

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1. Running the App (Prebuilt Executable)

If you're not a developer and just want to use the tool:

Prerequisites

• USB Debugging must be enabled on your Android phone
• A USB cable to connect your phone

Steps

1. Download the precompiled Linux binary from the Releases.

2. (Linux only) Make it executable:

   chmod +x AndroidDebloater

3. Run it directly:

   ./AndroidDebloater

   or double-click the executable.

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2. Build It Yourself (Linux)

If you'd like to build the executable yourself:

Prerequisites

• Python 3

• python3-tk installed:

  sudo apt install python3-tk

Instructions

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/Musaddiq-Sultan/Android-Debloater

   cd Android-Debloater

2. Install tkinter:

   sudo apt install python3-tk

3. Run the builder script:

   bash builder.sh

This will generate a single standalone file (dist/AndroidDebloater) which includes your GUI app, embedded adb, and icon.

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Manual Python Usage (For Developers)

If you prefer to run the app without building an executable:

1. Connect your Android phone with USB debugging enabled

2. Run:

   python3 main.py

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Usage

• Select an app or enter the package name manually
• Click Refresh
• Choose an action:
  • Enable App
  • Disable App
  • Uninstall App (Root only)
• Click Submit
• Check the Logs for results

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Author

Musaddiq Sultan